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Canadian lentil growers now have another tool in the fight against yield-robbing weeds.
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Congratulations to the final winners of the 2018 Herbicide Resistance Summit Sweepstakes – the grand prize winner has been selected!
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The European Commission recently published an implementing decision that will allow Canadian canola continued access to the EU biodiesel market.
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Meridian Manufacturing Inc. is committed to manufacturing the most innovative and quality storage and handling products. With over 65 years of experience and a full lineup of products including SmoothWall Hopper Bins, Galvanized Bins, Stainless Tanks, Fuel Tanks, Aeration Systems, Augers, Conveyors, Fuel Trailers, Seed Tenders and ArchWall Buildings, Meridian has the right solution to move and store the valuable commodities on your farm. With industry leading designers and engineering staff Meridian has the capabilities to help you design the right solution for your needs. Find your local dealer today at meridianmfg.com/locator to find the perfect fit for your operation.
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Convey-All Industries Inc. is one of North America's leading custom manufacturers of conveyor systems and seed tenders. Based in Winkler, Manitoba, the company exports their products to locations across North America and several countries including Mexico, Russia, Kazahkstan, Poland, Germany, Turkey, South Africa and Australia. Visit convey-all.com to learn more.
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“We continue to remove more phosphate than we replace. At the very least, we should be applying enough phosphate to offset removal, but as crop yields increase and more oilseeds are in the rotation, fertilizer P applications aren’t keeping up,” says Stu Brandt, technical advisor with the Northeast Agricultural Research Foundation at Melfort, Sask.
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In an effort to investigate agronomic factors that could push soybean yields higher, research is being conducted to see if there is a yield response to starter nitrogen (N). In areas with high yield potential for soybean, some research has shown benefits to early season fertility N. But so far, the results in Manitoba and Saskatchewan have found that with proper inoculation, starter N doesn’t pay.
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